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The Invisible Man (1958 TV series)
Invisible Man | |
Genre | Science fiction/Adventure/Espionage |
Created by | Ralph Smart |
Developed by | Larry White |
Starring | Lisa Daniely Deborah Watling |
Voices of | Robert Beatty (pilot episode) Tim Turner (series) |
Opening theme | Sydney John Kay |
Composer(s) |
Sydney John Kay |
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Original language(s) | English |
No. of series | 2 |
No. of episodes | 26, plus unaired pilot (list of episodes) |
Production | |
Producer(s) | Ralph Smart for ITC |
Cinematography | Wolfgang Suschitzky Arthur Graham Bert Mason Brendan J. Stafford |
Camera setup | Single-camera |
Running time | 25 mins. |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | ITV |
Picture format | Black-and-white |
Audio format | Monaural |
Original run | 14 September 1958 | – 5 July 1959
The Invisible Man (later known as H.G. Wells' Invisible Man) is a British science fiction/adventure/espionage television series that aired on ITV from September 1958 to July 1959. The series was networked on CBS in the United States. It ran for 26 half-hour black-and-white episodes for two series and was nominally based on the novel by H. G. Wells, one of four such television series. The deviation from the novel went as far as changing the main character's name from Dr. Griffin to Dr. Peter Brady who, in this version, remained a sane man, not a power-hungry lunatic as in the book or the 1933 film adaptation. None of the other characters from the novel appeared on the series.
The series follows the adventures of Dr. Peter Brady, a scientist who is attempting to achieve invisibility with light refraction — a completely different technique than the protagonist of the novel utilized. However, the experiment goes wrong and turns him permanently invisible. He is initially declared a state secret and locked up, but eventually convinces the UK government, represented by Sir Charles Anderson, to allow him to return to his laboratory and search for an antidote ("Secret Experiment"). Almost immediately, British Intelligence recruits him for an assignment ("Crisis in the Desert"), but soon security is breached ("Behind the Mask") and he becomes a celebrity ("Picnic with Death"), consequently also using his invisibility to help people in trouble, as well as solve crimes and defeat spies for his country.
Cast and characters[edit]
- The Invisible Man as Himself (voice: Robert Beatty (pilot episode), uncredited; Tim Turner (series), uncredited)*
- Lisa Daniely as Jane Brady Wilson (pilot episode) / Diane Brady Wilson (series) (Brady's widowed sister)**
- Deborah Watling as Sally Wilson (Diane's daughter)
- Ernest Clark as Sir Charles Anderson (series 1 only) / Colonel Ward (series 2 only)
* This is how the character is credited on the rear sleeve of the Network DVD release. Billed in on-screen closing credits as simply The Invisible Man, with no actor's name listed.
** In the unaired pilot episode The Invisible Man, the character's first name was Jane, but this was changed to Diane — or "Dee", as Brady himself usually refers to her — for the series.
Production notes[edit]
In the unaired pilot, which bears the on-screen episode title "The Invisible Man" (but is often wrongly referred to as "Secret Experiment"), Canadian actor Robert Beatty provided the voice of Peter Brady. After Ralph Smart, the creator, saw the pilot, he realised that he could not use it. The bandaged hero could be seen bumping into doors and scenery, the strings which animated moving objects could be seen in a number of scenes. Although this Invisible Man was never transmitted, plot elements and footage from it were reused in the episodes "Secret Experiment", "Picnic with Death" and "Bank Raid". The Invisible Man pilot is included in its entirety on the Network DVD release of the series.
A second pilot episode titled "Secret Experiment" was made, and was used as the opening instalment of the series. This featured Dr. Peter Brady (who is only ever seen obliquely), who is unwittingly subjected to radiation and turns invisible. While Brady searches for a cure to restore himself to normal, he also acts as an agent for the British Intelligence services. The original ITC press book states that "Secret Experiment", the second episode "The Locked Room", the fourth episode "Crisis in the Desert" and the fifth episode "Picnic with Death" should be shown first by any TV company; however, this directive was ignored by UK and US broadcasters leading to episodes in which Brady's invisibility is known about by the public, such as "Behind the Mask", being screened before its reveal in the episode "Picnic with Death". In these earlier episodes, the public does not know that Brady is invisible, and he wears bandages and sunglasses (as well as gloves) when he appears in public, but the episode "Behind the Mask" has a foreign industrialist with influence who tricks Brady into making him invisible too in an attempt to assassinate his country's new ruler. Subsequently, in "Picnic with Death", a motoring accident fully exposes Brady's invisibility, to the point that he is besieged by the Press. The same bandages Brady uses when out in public help fugitive convict Joe Green (played by Dermot Walsh) in the episode "Jailbreak" to escape the police when they thought he was Brady.
As a publicity gimmick, the actor playing the Invisible Man himself was never credited, either on-screen or in TVTimes, but Johnny Scripps played Brady without the bandages, i.e. apparently headless but otherwise dressed. Being a little person, he was able to see through the buttonholes in Brady's coat. Tim Turner provided Brady's voice, also without on-screen credit, using a transatlantic accent in order to help ITC sell the series to the United States.
The various 'actors' playing Brady's body remain unknown to this day, apart from Tim Turner whose identity was revealed in 1965 (the series was still being repeated regularly up until 1966). In later episodes, Tim Turner both played and voiced Brady — as press cast list handouts from 1959 clearly show.[2] A number of different 'actors' portrayed Brady throughout the earlier episodes, particularly noticeable in the episode "Play to Kill" where a slim Brady changes into a stocky version in exterior scenes. Although according to Lisa Daniely: "I can't remember his name, and he wasn't really a very good actor. And they used somebody else's voice; that was the final insult — poor man. He was quite a nice looking bloke, but not a very dynamic personality."[3]
Tim Turner himself appeared visibly in the "Man in Disguise" episode, though on this occasion he played Nick, a foreign-accented villain who impersonates Brady. Among the writers recruited for the show were Ian Stuart Black, Michael Pertwee and Brian Clemens under the pseudonym Tony O'Grady. Puppeteer Jack Whitehead, who had earlier worked on Muffin the Mule, was called in to provide the brilliant special effects of the show – such as cigarettes smoking while hanging in the air and wine being drunk by an invisible drinker (The pilot episode credits "Trick Photography" by Victor Margutti).
Stuntmen risked their lives hiding in the bottom of cars, driving the vehicle while looking from a slightly open door, or in the steering of a motorbike from a sidecar, which caused members of the public to try and stop what they thought was a runaway vehicle; they didn't realise there was actually a stuntman concealed in the sidecar, steering the motorbike with duplicate controls.
On another occasion, a motorist was surprised to see a car without a driver pull up at traffic lights alongside him. A man then rushed across to the apparently empty car, pulled open the door, and then recoiled from an invisible blow. The motorist didn't know that there was a film unit present, and the man thrown back from the driverless car was actually an actor. Fortunately, the motorist was felt not to have spoilt the take, but rather had helped it — his look of astonishment at what he had witnessed was so well displayed that he was kept in the finished scene.[4]
In the second series, the camera often took on Brady's point of view, i.e. showing whoever and/or whatever the character himself was seeing at the time, which meant that the need for special effects could be cut down.
It has since come to light that two other actors played the voice of Peter Brady after Robert Beatty and before Tim Turner. Because Beatty's Canadian accent in The Invisible Man pilot was considered too harsh, "Secret Experiment" featured the softer American tones of Lee Patterson. Unfortunately, when the series was commissioned and went into production, Patterson was found to be committed workwise and so his place was taken by Paul Carpenter, a former band singer and B-feature leading man. However, Carpenter appeared to have a reputation for being unreliable as, from "Picnic with Death" onwards, Brady was voiced by Tim Turner.[5]
The first series was script edited by Victor Wolfson, for the second series Ian Stuart Black took over, having written scripts for the first series. The music for the pilot was composed by Sydney John Kay, and he is credited as the musical director for series one. Assistant directors on series one were Jack Drury (2 episodes), Peter Crowhurst (2 episodes) and David Tomblin, who also worked on all series two episodes and the pilot. Casting director Harry Fine and sound supervisor Fred Turtle also worked on both series
Guest stars included Peter Sallis, Leslie Phillips, Irene Handl, Honor Blackman, Patrick Troughton, Dennis Price, Dermot Walsh, Willoughby Goddard and Ian Hendry.
Episode list[edit]
Airdates given here are for ATV London.[6] Other ITV regions varied airdates and transmission order.
Note: The actors who provided the Voice of Peter Brady are listed only once until they change.
Pilot Episode[edit]
Episode # | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | |
00 | "The Invisible Man" | Ralph Smart | Doreen Montgomery and Ralph Smart | not transmitted | |
Experimenting on making guinea pigs invisible by lowering their refractive index to that of air, Dr. Peter Brady becomes invisible himself after a radioactive leak. Brady becomes front page news and a target for a ruthless criminal gang who kidnap Sally, forcing Brady to use his invisibility to steal £50,000 from a bank in order to pay the ransom for her safe return. Stars Willoughby Goddard, Brian Rawlinson |
Series One[edit]
Episode # | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | |
1 | "Secret Experiment" | Pennington Richards | Michael Connor and Michael Cramoy | 14 September 1958 | |
Experimenting on making guinea pigs invisible by lowering their refractive index to that of air, Dr. Peter Brady becomes invisible himself after a radioactive leak. Brady becomes an official secret and seeks help from fellow scientist, Crompton, to make him visible again. But Crompton sees the advantages of invisibility and steals Brady's notes. Stars Michael Goodliffe, Bruce Seton |
2 | "Crisis in the Desert" | Pennington Richards | Ralph Smart | 21 September 1958 | |
A British agent is held in a Middle East hospital by the secret police and Brady is asked to get him out. Stars Douglas Wilmer, Eric Pohlmann, Martin Benson, Peter Sallis, Adrienne Corri, Derren Nesbitt, Derek Sydney (Voice of Peter Brady: Paul Carpenter) |
3 | "Behind the Mask" | Pennington Richards | Stanley Mann and Leslie Arliss, story by Stanley Mann | 28 September 1958 | |
Tricked into visiting the hideously disfigured Raphael Constantine who wants to become invisible, Brady is asked to recover a secret document which incriminates Constantine in a crime he claims he did not commit. Stars Dennis Price, Edwin Richfield, Barbara Chilcot | |||||
4 | "The Locked Room" | Pennington Richards | Lindsay Galloway, story by Ralph Smart | 5 October 1958 | |
Tania, a Russian scientist working in London, criticises her government and is abducted. Brady comes to her aid, believing she can help him to become visible again. Stars Zena Marshall, Rupert Davies, Noel Coleman | |||||
5 | "Picnic with Death" | Pennington Richards | Leonard Fincham and Leslie Arliss, story by Leonard Fincham | 12 October 1958 | |
One of Sally's friends is afraid her mother is going to be murdered by her stepfather and his sister, and Sally asks her Uncle Peter to use his invisibility to save her. Stars Derek Bond, Faith Brook, Margaret McCourt, Michael Ripper. (Voice of Peter Brady: Tim Turner) |
6 | "Play to Kill" | Peter Maxwell | Leslie Arliss, story by Robert Westerby | 19 October 1958 | |
Brady tries to prove actress Barbara Crane did not accidentally run down and kill a tramp – for which she is being blackmailed – when even she believes she did. Stars Helen Cherry, Colin Gordon, Hugh Latimer | |||||
7 | "Shadow on the Screen" | Pennington Richards | Ian Stuart Black, story by Ralph Smart and Philip Levene | 26 October 1958 | |
Brady goes aboard an Iron Curtain ship in the London docks to rescue a prisoner, but discovers it is a trap using a form of radar to catch him and his secret of invisibility. Stars Edward Judd, Greta Gynt, Irene Handl. | |||||
8 | "The Mink Coat" | Pennington Richards | Ian Stuart Black, story by Leonore Coffee | 2 November 1958 | |
Unknown to puppeteer Penny Page, the mink coat she is wearing on a plane to Paris contains smuggled microfilm of atomic research papers. Fellow passenger Peter Brady becomes involved in the intrigue. Stars Hazel Court, Derek Godfrey, Harold Behrens, Joan Hickson, Oliver Reed.(uncredited) | |||||
9 | "Blind Justice" | Pennington Richards | Ralph Smart | 9 November 1958 | |
When Brady's friend is accused of drug smuggling and is nearly killed by the gang responsible in front of his blind wife, he becomes the woman's eyes to break the smuggling ring. Stars Honor Blackman, Jack Watling, Philip Friend, Leslie Phillips, Desmond Llewelyn | |||||
10 | "Jailbreak" | Pennington Richards | Ian Stuart Black | 16 November 1958 | |
Convinced Joe Green, who has been convicted of armed robbery, is innocent, Brady searches for a girl who can provide an alibi. Stars Dermot Walsh, Maurice Kaufmann, Ronald Fraser and Ralph Michael. | |||||
11 | "Bank Raid" | Ralph Smart | Doreen Montgomery and Ralph Smart | 23 November 1958 | |
When Sally is taken from school by a gang of ruthless criminals, Brady is forced to rob a bank to pay a £50,000 ransom for her safe return. Stars Willoughby Goddard, Brian Rawlinson, Patricia Marmont | |||||
12 | "Odds Against Death" | Pennington Richards | Ian Stuart Black, from a story idea by Stanley Mann | 30 November 1958 | |
To save the daughter of Professor Owens, a brilliant scientist, from danger, Brady uses his invisibility to manipulate the casino tables in Italy in Owens's favour. But little does Owens know that he is gambling his daughter's life away. Stars Walter Fitzgerald, Colette Wild, Julia Lockwood, Alan Tilvern, Olaf Pooley, Oliver Reed.(uncredited) | |||||
13 | "Strange Partners" | Pennington Richards | Michael Cramoy | 7 December 1958 | |
After his bag of scientific documents is stolen, Brady is held prisoner by the man responsible, who wants him to commit a murder. The Invisible Man discovers that although his invisibility is a defence against detection from humans, it is no protection against a vicious guard dog trained to hunt him down if he attempts to escape. Stars Victor Platt, Jack Melford, Patrick Troughton, Robert Cawdron |
Series Two[edit]
Episode # | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | |
1 | "Point of Destruction" | Quentin Lawrence | Ian Stuart Black | 12 April 1959 | |
When three test pilots die and a fourth is injured while testing a top secret fuel diffuser, Brady investigates as to whether it is sabotage. Stars Duncan Lamont, Patricia Jessel, Derren Nesbitt, Barry Letts | |||||
2 | "Death Cell" | Peter Maxwell | Michael Connor | 19 April 1959 | |
Ellen Summers escapes from a mental institution and pleads with Brady to save her fiancée who is awaiting execution in a cell for killing a policeman. Stars Lana Morris, William Lucas, and Ian Wallace. | |||||
3 | "The Vanishing Evidence" | Peter Maxwell | Ian Stuart Black | 26 April 1959 | |
When international spy Peter Thal murders Professor Harper and steals vital secrets on which he had been working, Brady is called in by Colonel Ward for help in following Thal to Holland. Stars James Raglan, Charles Gray, Ernest Clark, Michael Ripper. | |||||
4 | "The Prize" | Quentin Lawrence | Ian Stuart Black | 3 May 1959 | |
Brady arrives in Scandinavia to collect a prize for his contribution to science. However, he ends up becoming involved in the strange affair of brilliant Soviet writer Tania Roskoff, who has been arrested while crossing the border. Stars Mai Zetterling, Anton Diffring, Tony Church | |||||
5 | "Flight into Darkness" | Peter Maxwell | Ian Stuart Black, story by William H. Altman | 10 May 1959 | |
Dr. Stephens believes that his discovery in the field of anti-gravity will endanger mankind, and so destroys all his papers and disappears. Brady is asked by Stephens' daughter to track him down. Stars Geoffrey Keen, John Harvey, Colin Douglas, Michael Shepley, Joanna Dunham, Esmond Knight. | |||||
6 | "The Decoy" | Quentin Lawrence | Brenda Blackmore | 17 May 1959 | |
Identical twins Toni and Terry Trent are a popular musical act, performing for the troops on a USO tour of Britain. Brady volunteers to help Toni when Terry disappears at a Soho hotel where she had earlier witnessed a murder. Stars Betta St. John as Toni Trent/Terry Trent, Robert Gallico, Philip Leaver, Wolfe Morris | |||||
7 | "The Gun Runners" | Peter Maxwell | Ian Stuart Black | 24 May 1959 | |
The British Government asks Brady to help rid the pocket-sized Mediterranean state of Bay Akim – which looks like becoming a trouble spot and a haven for gun-runners – of its ruthless dictator, Sardi. Stars Louise Albritton, Bruce Seton, Paul Stassino | |||||
8 | "The White Rabbit" | Quentin Lawrence | Ian Stuart Black | 31 May 1959 | |
Brady travels to France when a young doctor, Suzanne Dumasse, sees a white rabbit materialise out of thin air, and her evidence points to a Fascist plot to use the discovery of invisibility to launch a revolt. Stars Marla Landi, Austin Trevor, Paul Daneman, Arnold Diamond, Keith Pyott, Reed De Rouen | |||||
9 | "Man in Disguise" | Quentin Lawrence and Peter Maxwell | Brenda Blackmore, story by Leslie Arliss | 7 June 1959 | |
Brady finds himself involved in an international drugs racket when a beautiful girl called Madeleine steals his passport in Paris, enabling her accomplice Nick to impersonate Brady and smuggle dope into England. Stars Tim Turner as Voice of Peter Brady/Nick, Leigh Madison, Lee Montague, Robert Raglan, Robert Rietti | |||||
10 | "Man in Power" | Peter Maxwell | Ian Stuart Black | 14 June 1959 | |
Brady helps the brother and sister of a Middle East king – who has been murdered by his power-crazy army chief – to regain their father's throne. Stars Vivian Matalon, Nadia Regin, Gary Raymond, André Morell, Andrew Keir, Derek Sydney | |||||
11 | "The Rocket" | Quentin Lawrence | Michael Pertwee | 21 June 1959 | |
One of Brady's ex-colleagues sells off documents containing secret information to a foreign power because of gambling losses, which Brady must retrieve. Stars Glyn Owen, Russell Waters, Robert Brown | |||||
12 | "Shadow Bomb" | Peter Maxwell | Tony O'Grady and Ian Stuart Black, story by Tony O'Grady | 28 June 1959 | |
Captain Finch is trapped in a pit with an experimental bomb detonator – invented by Brady – that has been designed to explode a bomb instantly if a shadow falls across the device. Only Brady can enter the pit to deactivate the detonator before the sun casts a shadow. Stars Conrad Phillips, Jennifer Jayne, Anthony Bushell, Walter Gotell, Ian Hendry | |||||
13 | "The Big Plot" | Peter Maxwell | Ian Stuart Black, story by Tony O'Grady and Robert Smart | 5 July 1959 | |
When a plane crash with no survivors reveals that someone aboard was smuggling into England a canister of Uranium 235, used in the manufacture of atomic weapons, Brady uncovers a plot to start a Third World War. Stars William Squire, Barbara Shelley, John Arnatt, Edward Hardwicke, Richard Warner, Derrick Sherwin |
First series episodes are copyright Incorporated Television Programme Co. Ltd, second series episodes are copyright Official Films Inc.
Apart from ATV London, other UK Networks – such as ABC Weekend Television – screened the series as one 26-episode run between 13 June 1959 and 19 December 1959, Tyne-Tees Television screened the series from its opening night on 15 January 1959.
DVD releases[edit]
MPI Home Video has released the entire series on DVD in North America. The discs are in NTSC format and carry no region encoding. They are available in two double-disc sets, or as a complete, four-disc set.
DVD Name | Ep# | Release Date |
Season One | 13 | 28 March 2006[7] |
Season Two | 13 | 25 July 2006[8] |
The Complete Series | 26 | 26 February 2008[9] |
Network DVD has released the entire series in the UK as a four-disc set using new prints made from the original negatives. The discs are in PAL format and are encoded for Region 2.
- Label: Network
- Release Date: 2008
- Catalogue N°: 7952963
- Availability: Out now
Special Features[edit]
- Brand new commentaries available on Secret Experiment, Picnic With Death featuring Lisa Daniely, Deborah Watling, and Shadow Bomb featuring Brian Clemens and Ray Austin
- The unscreened and abandoned pilot version
- Mute Italian Opening/closing titles
- Image Gallery
- ATV Star Book PDFs (DVD-Rom only. PC/Mac)
- Fulton, Roger, The Encyclopedia of TV Science Fiction, Boxtree, Ltd., 1997 (Revised edition), pp. 199–204.
- Andrew Pixley, Timescreen magazine number 13/Spring 1989, pages 15 – 23.
Other media[edit]
- In Alan Moore's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier, Peter Brady was one of the members of the failed 1950s League in the fictional The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen universe. Brady recreated Hawley Griffin's original notebooks and successfully achieved invisibility, but was not very impressive as a spy due to smoking-related coughing fits, which revealed his invisible presence.
- ^ danger-man.co.uk
- ^ Press handout reproduction
- ^ Cult TV: The Golden Age of ITC by Robert Sellers, published by Plexus Publishing Ltd. in 2006. ISBN 0-85965-388-9
- ^ ATV Star Book PDFs, included as part of the Special Features on the Network DVD release H.G. Wells' Invisible Man.
- ^ "Invisible — to a man", featured in Charles Legge's Answers to Correspondents column in the Daily Mail, Friday, 28 January 2011.
- ^ Before 1968 ATV transmitted weekdays in the Midlands and weekends in London. See History of ITV
- ^ "Invisible Man: Season 1". DVDEmpire.com. Retrieved 2014-07-17.
- ^ "Invisible Man: Season 2". DVDEmpire.com. Retrieved 2014-07-17.
- ^ "H.G. Wells' Invisible Man Collection". DVDEmpire.com. Retrieved 2014-07-17.
External links[edit]
- Mondo-Esoterica.net review of Season 1 and the Network DVD release
- The Encyclopedia of Fantastic Film and Television
- The Invisible Man at epguides.com
- The Invisible Man at the Internet Movie Database
- The Invisible Man at TV.com
- 1950s British television series
- 1958 British television programme debuts
- 1959 British television programme endings
- Black-and-white television programs
- British drama television series
- British science fiction television programmes
- CBS network shows
- English-language television programming
- Espionage television series
- Fantasy television series
- ITV television programmes
- Television programs based on novels
- Television series by ITC Entertainment
- Adaptations of works by H. G. Wells


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This wand belonged to Alecto Carrow and was comprised of unknown wood and core. She likely purchased it at eleven years old. It was likely either kept in storage or destroyed when she went to Azkaban. It is very likely she used it in the Second Wizarding War.

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I start to get interested in baseball about early fall every year. Frankly, with 160+ games a year, it's pretty difficult for me to get too worked up about the games until they've been at it for a while. It's that time of year now and I recently took my son to a San Francisco Giants* game. A strong case could be made that professional sports are way over-commercialized, but I have to tell you – it is pretty great being out at the ball game. The grass, dirt, sky, crowd, peanuts, hot dogs, and beer… all the makings of a great day!
If you've been to a professional baseball game before, you might remember that in the middle of the seventh inning, the tradition is to take a short break from the game. You stand up, stretch and sing a song, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game". It's kind of amazing—people sing in public! People who would never, ever sing in public under normal circumstances stand up and belt it out. It's a highlight of the afternoon and it comes at a good time. The seventh inning is about the right time to take a break. Pretty much every person at every game in every stadium honors the seventh-inning stretch with a song. One of the rather unique benefits offered by Intel is our own version of the seventh-inning stretch. We call it sabbatical. After seven years with Intel, you take a break from work and have to stand up and sing in your cubicle. No, no, just kidding. Actually, after seven years of fulltime service, U.S. and Canadian employees** are eligible to take eight weeks off. Paid. No singing. Well, I take that back. Some people do sing. Let me explain. Sabbatical, like the seventh-inning stretch, is a good point to take break. To stand and stretch; to do something different for a while. Maybe you've always wanted to take singing lessons but between work and a busy home life, you just never get around to it. That's a great idea for sabbatical. Perhaps you are curious if baseball was really derived from cricket. On your sabbatical, travel to England or India and find out first hand. Intel employees do some amazing things on sabbatical – Amazon River explorations, intensive courses of study in a given subject, community involvement, and more. Some have amazingly relaxing "staycations". And I'm sure some have taken singing lessons. I find that Intel employees really value the sabbatical benefit. Employees have "count-downs" to their first sabbatical on their office walls and long-tenured employees smile with a knowing jealousy. Sometimes, when employees return from sabbatical, there are parties or good-natured pranks played on them. (Check out what happened to Gary's cube below!) Sabbatical is a tradition that sort of draws employees together. We work hard and do great things Intel. And when it comes to the seventh inning, Intel makes sure we have a chance stand, stretch, and sing out! But be ready for someone to tell you to take singing lessons! *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. **Although Intel's Sabbatical program is specific to the U.S. and Canada, we also have paid-time off options in other countries. Click here to find out more about Intel's different compensation and benefits packages offered around the world.Comments are closed.
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Centurion: Coach Gary Kirsten on Friday denied that he encouraged Indian cricketers to have sex before matches to boost their on-field performance.
An Indian daily reported on Wednesday that Kirsten and mental conditioning expert Paddy Upton have come up with the suggestion that pre-match sex is good for the players.
A "deeply offended" Kirsten said Upton had compiled the leaked article.
GAME FOR THE BOYS: Indian team coach Gary Kirsten with captain M S Dhoni at a training session.
"My family and I have been deeply offended and hurt by the many allegations that I encouraged the Indian players to engage in sexual activity before a match," Kirsten said.
"I would like to state that I have never, and I repeat never, encouraged or told the team or any player to engage in any form of sexual activity.
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Kamath, GM and Dayananda, GN and Senthilpriya, R (2002) A modified thermo-mechanical modeling approach for shape memory alloy behaviour13;. In: Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, 12-14 Dec 2002, Bangalore, India.
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The Brinson-Lammering constitutive model is modified to account for the nonlinear shape memory alloy behaviour. The model is divided into three modules by keeping each of the three parameters of stress, strain and temperature constant. Experiments were conducted with a NiTiCu material to obtain the model constants. The constants were then incorporated in the model and the behaviour predicted. A good correlation is obtained between the theory and experiments.13;
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The man is ever blessed
Who shuns the sinners' ways,
Among their counsels never stands,
Nor takes the scorner's place;
But makes the law of God
His study and delight,
Amidst the labors of the day,
And watches of the night.
He like a tree shall thrive,
With waters near the root;
Fresh as the leaf his name shall live;
His works are heav'nly fruit.
Not so th' ungodly race,
They no such blessings find;
Their hopes shall flee, like empty chaff
Before the driving wind.
How will they bear to stand
Before that judgment-seat,
Where all the saints at Christ's right hand
In full assembly meet?
He knows, and he approves,
The way the righteous go;
But sinners and their works shall meet
A dreadful overthrow.
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First Line: | The man is ever blessed |
Title: | Psalm 1 |
Author: | Isaac Watts |
Publication Date: | 1806 |
Meter: | S. M. |
Scripture: | Psalm 1 |
Topic: | Blessings: of a person; End: of the righteous and wicked; Happy saint: and cursed sinner(9 more...) |
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Health Cut Debate Continues In Madison
A hearing today in Wisconsin is dealing with proposed Medicaid cuts. Democrats are holding a hearing on package of measures aimed at cutting a 554 million dollar deficit in the government's health programs for the poor and the elderly.
If it's not approved on time, officials said 53 thousand recipients would lose their Badger Care. The Legislative Fiscal Bureau said 65 thousand people could lose their eligibility for Medicaid and 28 thousand of them could still have access to coverage from their employers.
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Some School Districts Victorious At The Polls TuesdayVoters denied an almost $24 million measure in Arcadia Tuesday...money that would have gone to replace an elementary school that is almost 100 years old. The measure was voted down by a 741-546 margin. The Independence School District narrowly passed a school operating referendum Tuesday, the result was 252 yes votes to 232 no votes. The referendum allows the district to exceed state revenue limits by $250 thousand a year for five years. This is the second vote on the measure in less then 9 months....as it was voted down in February. |
Billings Wins 95th In A LandslideIt started with a special election that was called after Democrat Jennifer Shilling won a recall election for the 32nd State Senate seat over Republican Dan Kapanke. And it ends with Jill BIllings. She defeated Dave Drewes last night by over 3700 votes. And Billings says she grateful to all the voters who supported her and agreed with her campaign. Record Amount Of Drugs CollectedIt's obvious from the results that this is a needed program......the words from Onalaska Police Officer Jason Jobe as he summed last weekend's drug drop off program which was held at 3 different sites in the area. A record 1200 pounds of medications and controlled substances were dropped over.......some coming in zip lock freezer baggies. But Jobe says that was nothing. |


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Thursday, November 06, 2014Paul Watson 11/06/14 03:37 PM,www.headlinermagazine.net. Les Misérables is now officially London's longest running West End show. It celebrates its 30th anniversary next year, and is without doubt one of the most meticulously run, well oiled theatrical ships in the business. The audio system at Shaftesbury Avenue's Queen's Theatre (Les Mis' home for the last decade) was the work of renowned sound designer, mick potter, and the kit was deployed by leading rental house, autograph, so it's hardly surprising that the sound in the… View this story
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Monday, June 09, 2014PSW Staff 06/09/14 05:16 PM,In his newest sonic sculpture, Vertical Echoes, noted sound artist Bill Fontana brings the horror of the WWI battlefield to IWM North, part of the Imperial War Museums, in Manchester, England. As in several of his sound installations, Fontana has selected a remotely powered IntelligentDC system from Meyer Sound to accurately reproduce his soundscape and immerse museum visitors. Vertical Echoes is housed inside a 55-meter-high tower known as the AirShard, located at IWM North. To evoke battlefield dynamics, Vertical Echoes… View this story
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Monday, May 19, 2014PSW Staff 05/19/14 09:03 AM,Noted theatre sound designer Mike Walker deployed a CADAC CDC eight digital console at the heart of his sound design for the recent 50th anniversary revival of "Oh What a Lovely War" at London's Theatre Royal Stratford East. It's the most high-profile use of CADAC's new digital desk to date as well as its musical theatre premier on a major production. Further, it marks the first-ever use by Walker of a digital console on such a large theatre production. To… View this story
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Wednesday, April 09, 2014Ray Rayburn 04/09/14 12:51 PM,Your beautiful worship sanctuary is also an "echo chamber"—a less than ideal acoustic environment. Meanwhile, your sound system is also far from ideal, perhaps purchased from the local music store mostly because the price was "right." Your task, and "no" is not an option: provide intelligible sound to the entire congregation. Even if the musicians and pastor are the best, how many folks will continue to attend when they can only understand every other word? You might be aware that… View this story
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Wednesday, April 02, 2014Jeffrey L. Miranda 04/02/14 12:01 PM,This article is provided by Commercial Integrator Let's face it: true commercial systems integrators' reputations have taken a hit by clients' bad experiences with not-so-true integrators. Having supported customers for a manufacturer, I can attest that there are many customers left unsure of who to trust. Tired and frustrated, they don't want to trust any integrators. There needs to be a vast change in the way integrators handle customers. How we offer to help them, I believe, provides us… View this story
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Wednesday, March 05, 2014Bob Thurmond 03/05/14 10:06 AM,Editor's note: This is a continuation of the discussion of factors of a "good" sound reinforcement system that begins here. A common complaint of audience members who have become familiar with a particular sound system, typically in a venue with a permanently installed system and which they visit repeatedly (such as a church) is that there are locations where sound is obviously better than at others. In other words, sound is not uniform throughout the audience area. In fact, this… View this story
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Friday, May 03, 2013PSW Staff 05/03/13 09:33 AM,Masque Sound provided a custom audio equipment package for the Classic Stage Company's (CSC) critically acclaimed revival of the Stephen Sondheim/James Lapine musical, Passion. The limited engagement recently wrapped at Manhattan's CSC Theater. Directed by John Doyle, Passion tells the story of a young Italian soldier enmeshed in a steamy affair with a beautiful married woman. When he is transferred to a remote outpost, he meets a sickly, unattractive but devoted woman. Her love leads him to rethink the nature… View this story
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Technical Proceedings of the 2007 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show, Volume 3
Chapter 4: Micro and Nano Fluidics | |
A Microfluidic Mixer for Chaotic Mixing of Magnetic Particles | |
Authors: | M. Zolgharni, S.M. Azimi, M.R. Bahmanyar and W. Balachandran |
Affilation: | Brunel University, UK |
Pages: | 336 - 339 |
Keywords: | microfluidic, chaotic mixing, magnetic particles |
Abstract: | Magnetic isolation of specific biological entities through utilizing super-paramagnetic micro-particles has been of great interest in both bench-top and microfluidic platforms. Since the magnetic particles and target entities are suspended in separate fluids, prior to separation of the labelled-cell/particle complex from contaminants, magnetic particles must be distributed into the bio-fluid containing target entity through a mixing process. In bench-top protocols, this is done using conventional turbulent mixing techniques. However, in micro-scale devices where Reynolds number is often less than 1, mixing is not a trivial task due to absence of turbulence. While separation of particles in microdevices based on magnetic forces has been reported by different researchers, there are only a few prototypes developed for mixing of particles in microscale. We present a study on chaotic mixing of magnetic particles into a bio-fluid in order to evaluate the efficiency of the mixer in capturing the target cells with particles. |
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Do Insider Trading Laws Matter? Some Preliminary Comparative EvidenceLaura Nyantung BenyUniversity of Michigan Law School January 2005 William Davidson Institute Working Paper No. 741 Abstract: Despite the longstanding insider trading debate, there is little empirical research on insider trading laws, especially in a comparative context. The article attempts to fill that gap. I find that countries with more prohibitive insider trading laws have more diffuse equity ownership, more accurate stock prices, and more liquid stock markets. These findings are generally robust to controlling for measures of disclosure and enforceability and suggest that formal insider trading laws (especially their deterrent components) matter to stock market development. The article suggests further avenues of empirical research on the specific mechanisms through which insider trading laws might matter and the political economy of their adoption. Number of Pages in PDF File: 44 Keywords: Insider trading law, Market efficiency, Ownership structure, Law and finance, Comparative capital markets JEL Classification: K22, G14, G15, G18, G32 Date posted: February 22, 2005Suggested CitationContact Information
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Ticket #164 (closed defect: fixed)
TinyPTC-X11 doesn't build on Debian unstable
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It seems some of the X11 extension header files have changed names.
-#include <X11/extensions/Xdbe.h> +#include <X11/extensions/dbe.h>
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Wednesday, June 6, 2007NEWS:GRADUATE COLLEGE INTERIM DEAN APPOINTED:Sue (Joslyn) Joseph has been named interim dean of the Graduate College. This is a two-year term appointment. Joseph replaces Susan Koch who is taking a position as provost at Northern Michigan University. INTERNAL SEARCH FOR INTERIM ASSOCIATE DEAN:The Graduate College is searching for an interim associate dean. Details and application procedures are posted at http://www.grad.uni.edu/information/newsitem.aspx?NewsId=172 MASTER AGREEMENT BETWEEN BOR AND UNITED FACULTY:The 2007-2009 Master Agreement between the Board of Regents, State of Iowa, and the UNI-United Faculty has been finalized and is posted to the Web at: http://www.uni.edu/vpaa/07-09facultycontract/. G-PERMIT LOTTERY FOR 2007-2008:Sign up by July 13 to be included in the G parking-permit lottery for the 2007-2008 school year. Written requests should be sent to the Deptartment of Public Safety, mail code 0023. 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High School Heisman winner again comes from Gibson Southern
Scheller, football team's quarterback, is straight-A student
Senior quarterback Jordan Scheller was the second successive Gibson Southern scholar-athlete to be named Indiana Wendy's High School Heisman male award winner. Tyler Ziliak got the award last year.
"Jordan epitomizes what the term student-athlete means," Titans athletic director Jon Adams said Monday in a written statement. "He is involved in athletics, the theater department, is a D.A.R.E. Role Model and, to top it off, is a 4.0 student."
Scheller has led Gibson Southern to a school-record for wins and its first football sectional title. The Titans (10-2) will play at Charlestown (12-0) at 7 p.m. CST Friday in a Class 3A regional.
Adams said it might be unprecedented for one school to have back-to-back Heisman winners.
"I believe it speaks volumes about our community and school as a whole and the positive impact both have on our student-athletes."
Lauren Honer of Angola was the state's female winner.
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Progress Bar Clock
I've also always had an interest in clocks and various ways to represent time, so I was wondering if there was a novel way to show the time and date with the new stuff in HTML5.
I did a token amount of research and didn't find anything like this, so I snapped up the domain name and made it real: progressbarclock.com. It went live two weeks ago, and although I'm pretty sure no humans have visited it yet, I can't know for sure because I'm not even keeping logs. It's just for the lulz, as they say.
The HTML5 progress bar is still pretty new, and support is limited. If you're not using the latest version of your browser, you probably won't see anything. I didn't realize until after publishing the site that Internet Explorer 10 hasn't officially been released for Windows 7 yet… but that's not the latest version of Windows either. Upgrade your stuff.
In other news, I finally got around to upgrading WordPress for the first time in, like, two years. I was also able to upgrade most of my plugins, which provide features like subscribing to posts and automatic tweets, but one plugin, Subscribe to Comments, hasn't been updated since then, so I'm not sure if it still works. If anyone can recommend an alternative that's being actively updated, I'd appreciate it.
Finally, a fascinating TED talk explaining how to watch light travel by shooting video at one trillion frames per second. With a real example! (Via Kottke)


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Get a file/registry object (or any other namespace object)
Syntax Get-Item { [-path] string[] | [-literalPath] string[] } [-include string[]] [-exclude string[]] [-filter string] [-force] [-credential PSCredential] [-UseTransaction] [CommonParameters] Key -path string The path(s) to the items. Wildcards are permitted. Use a dot (.) to specify the current location. Use the wildcard (*) to specify all items in the current location. -literalPath string Like Path above, only the value is used exactly as typed. No characters are interpreted as wildcards. If the path includes any escape characters then enclose the path in single quotation marks. -include string Include only the specified items from the Path. e.g. "May*" this only works when the path includes a wildcard character. -exclude string Omit the specified items from the Path e.g. "*SS64*" this only works when the path includes a wildcard character. -filter string A filter in the provider's format or language. The exact syntax of the filter (wildcard support etc) depends on the provider. Filters are more efficient than -include/-exclude, because the provider applies the filter when retrieving the objects, rather than having PowerShell filter the objects after they are retrieved. -force Override restrictions that prevent the command from succeeding, apart from security settings. e.g. Force will create file path directories or override a files read-only attribute, but will not change file permissions. -credential PSCredential Use a credential to validate access to the file. Credential represents a user-name, such as "User01" or "Domain01\User01", or a PSCredential object, such as the one retrieved by using the Get-Credential cmdlet. If you type a user name, you will be prompted for a password. This parameter is not supported by any PowerShell core cmdlets or providers. -UseTransaction Include the command in the active transaction. CommonParameters: -Verbose, -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -WarningAction, -WarningVariable, -OutBuffer -OutVariable.
Standard Aliases for Get-Item: gi
Get the current directory. This represents the item at the current location (not its contents).
PS C:\>get-item .
Get the root directory of the C: drive. This represents only the directory, not its contents:
PS C:\>get-item C:\
Get all items in the current directory. :
PS C:\>get-item *
Get all items in the C: drive:
PS C:\>get-item C:\*
List all properties of C:\Windows:
PS C:\>(Get-Item C:\Windows) | Get-Member"
Get the LastAccessTime property of C:\Windows:
PS C:\>(get-item C:\Windows).LastAccessTime
Get a registry key.:
PS C:\>get-item hklm:\software\microsoft\exchange
Get-Item will get registry keys and subkeys, but you must use Get-ItemProperty to get the registry values and data.
In PowerShell, use a single asterisk (*) to get contents, instead of the traditional *.*
The format is interpreted literally, so *.* would not retrieve directories or file names without a dot.
#If you want it, here it is, come and get it, but you better hurry 'cos it's going fast# ~ Paul McCartney
Get-ChildItem - Get child items (contents of a folder or registry key)
Clear-item - Remove content from a variable or an alias
Copy-Item - Copy an item from a namespace location
Get-ItemProperty - Retrieve the properties of an object
Invoke-item - Invoke an executable or open a file (START)
Move-item - Move an item from one location to another
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China Watch Blog received this from one of our readers, who claims this is a true account of what was heard on a recent flight from Shenzhen to Qingtao by China Southern Airlines:
"Good afternoon, Ladies and the German. This is your cheap purser Wang Lui speaking. On behalf of China Sudden Airlines, I would like to welcome you on board our Bowling 737 from Shenzhen to Qingtao. Members of my crew speak Chinese and other languages that you do not know. It is a great pressure serving you to-die. Should you need any resistance during the fright, peace do pest the call button. I and my gals are available to make you feel comfortable. Meanwhile, the airkwaft is going to fry. Peace sit upright and keep you belt tightly fastened until dinner is served at five dirty p.m. Hope you would enjoy your fright with us. Funk u .."


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Scrabble word: WAVERED
In which Scrabble dictionary does WAVERED exist?
Definitions of WAVERED in dictionaries:
- verb - pause or hold back in uncertainty or unwillingness
- verb - be unsure or weak
- verb - move hesitatingly, as if about to give way
- verb - move or sway in a rising and falling or wavelike pattern
- verb - move back and forth very rapidly
- verb - sway to and fro
- verb - give off unsteady sounds, alternating in amplitude or frequency
- verb - to move back and forth
There are 7 letters in WAVERED: A D E E R V W
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Goats look for a Glasto moment to get on track
Updated 8:32am Friday 20th June 2014 in Sport By Michael Reeves, Deputy sports editor
GOATACRE captain Brad Dawson has labelled Saturday's trip to bottom-of-the-table Glastonbury as a must win match.
The Premier Two outfit have endured a difficult start to the campaign to date, having only claimed two wins. While their hosts tomorrow have yet to taste victory.
After a disappointing display against Keynsham, Dawson has targeted this contest to get Goatacre's season back on track.
"We started pretty poorly at Keynsham with the bat but managed to get ourselves up to 209," Dawson said.
"Then with ball we were appalling for the first half of their innings and in the final 20 overs we bowled the best we had all season.
"If we can manage to get things like that sorted then maybe we can start turning things around.
"We have to win at Glastonbury, they are bottom of the table, they haven't won a match and we cannot afford to slip up - it is quite simply a must win match."
Dawson is set to welcome back batsman Jif Wilkins for the trip to Somerset now they he is fully fit after breaking his thumb in the opening game of the campaign.
Craig Gibbens also comes back into the team for the unavailable Ed Kilbee.
Goatacre are also hopeful of having Hampshire star Liam Dawson back in the side after this weekend's match at Glastonbury.
The 24-year-old brother of the Goatacre captain has returned to light training with Hampshire following a groin injury and is targeting a July return with his county.
Dawson is hoping that his brother will be able to get some game time with his home club.
"Having Liam back would be massive," Dawson said. "It makes a massive difference whether we are winning or losing.
"He can have a big influence on the game, so much more than players like myself can.
"We are lucky that Liam grew up at Goatacre and he loves being able to play for the club.
"He travels back and plays for us out of his own pocket, some professionals get dumped with a club and don't really have an affinity with them."


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I hope you're able to get the boat on the terms you wanted. If the seller breaches the purchase and sale agreement with you, you either sue on the contract or let the seller's bad karma come back to get him another day. I sympathize with your frustration.
Here's a little different perspective, with which may or may not agree: As the seller's agent, the broker likely has a legal duty to present any and all offers to his principal. From the seller's perspective, I would rather know there are other ready, willing, and able buyers out there if for some reason the current contract does not close. My offer on my boat gave me the ability to walk away from the boat for any defect from the survey that I deemed significant. I'd be eating my survey cost, the cost of the short haul, and perhaps the cost of breaking winterization, but could otherwise walk away from the deal and receive my escrow deposit back (less the short haul expense). The broker probably had four or five signed offers waiting on my thumbs up or down during survey and sea trial. Another boat I looked at the seller kept the listing up but let me know when I expressed interest that it was already under contract and awaiting survey. We still had some exchange of information about the boat and terms and I asked him to let me know if the deal fell through. That deal did fall through, but I had already closed on my current boat. In this market, buyers can come and go pretty quickly I suspect, so sellers would rather keep as many on the hook as possible. I don't think that's unethical unless they are dishonest about the boat already being under contract.
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I'm pleased to note that Dr. James Faulconer, a professor of philosophy at Brigham Young University and a member of the editorial board of Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture, has been selected to deliver the annual Willes Center Book of Mormon Lecture on Tuesday, 15 January 2013. The lecture will be given at 7:00 PM in the Assembly Hall of the Hinckley Center on the campus of BYU. The title of Professor Faulconer's presentation has yet to be announced.
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Quasar said: as the original project is meant to just be a literal port of WinMBF and not include compatibility-affecting fixes or new features beyond the minimum necessary to comfortably run the game in windowed OSes.
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Quasar said: If someone is interested and can produce a patch for 64-bit compatibility which can maintain 100% demo compatibility, I'd be happy to apply it to the repo though.
As far as actual bug fixes, those would have to be done in a forked project or a branch, as the original project is meant to just be a literal port of WinMBF and not include compatibility-affecting fixes or new features beyond the minimum necessary to comfortably run the game in windowed OSes.
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Springy said: I was working on bug fixes for MBF but as I'm learning coding as I go along I'm using mostly the fixes noted down in PrBoom's page and have the 3 key card bug working that Fraggle provided a fix for, along with other fixes.
fraggle said: FYI http://www.soulsphere.org/projects/smmu/mbf-fixes/
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printz said: I'd love to see a fully portable MBF. WinMBF is currently coded for Windows MSVC and needs tweaks to recognize all functions.
printz said: So, they're patches designed to be applied with Git?
fabian said: Hm, I must say, I am really astonished by the apparent lack of interest in this promising port. :( Quasar, may I ask you what keeps you from releasing the long-announced r3 version of that port? It's a shame there are so many important changes in SVN that are not yet made available to a wide audience.
Quasar said: I've just been really busy. Is there a chance you can put your patch back up? I may see to getting it applied and doing a new release sometime soon.
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Jon said: Quasar, I realise you are very busy but each of these patches is very self-contained and quite small, so I wonder if you may have a chance to look at one or two at a time, over a period?
fabian said: Even if you decide not to apply any of the patches [*], I believe you should at least release the current state in SVN to the public. It contains so many features that clearly add value over the current 2.03 Build 2 release, e.g. video scaling and aspect ration fixing. [*] Though I believe you should at least apply crash-videomode.patch, which fixes a crash introduced by the WinMBF change set. The other crash-*, security-* and portability-* patches are minimal-intrusive and could turn out interesting as well.
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AlexMax said: I have a fork of WinMBF that has many cross-platform bugfixes (it is NOT 64-bit clean yet though), ENDOOM support, and a CMake build system instead of a single project file for a 15-year old compiler.
I believe I actually applied a patch or two of yours already. Further pull requests are welcome. If you would like to coordinate a release, we can do that, but I'd probably have to change the name to something that's not "WinMBF" since that's Quasar's baby. github.com/alexmax/winmbf
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fabian said: Regarding the build system, I have just switched my patch set to autotools, which I prefer over CMake for simplicity (and seeing how many of your recent commit merely touch the build system, I feel right in this regard):
Graf Zahl said: Keep in mind, though, that this way you are pretty much throwing Windows support out of the window (heh!)
fabian said: It works flawlessly with MinGW. Visual Studio != Windows.
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The Force India Formula 1 team will evaluate British GP2 racer James Calado at the Young Driver Test in Silverstone July 17-19.
Calado has already driven the VJM06 during straight-line aero testing, but the Silverstone test will allow the 24-year-old to complete further mileage in an F1 car.
Calado will share driving duties with the team's race drivers, Paul Di Resta and Adrian Sutil, across the three days.
Force India team principal Vijay Mallya said: "We are pleased to give James (Calado) the opportunity to test with us. As a graduate of the Racing Steps Foundation, his talent and determination have brought him to our attention and this is the ideal occasion to evaluate him further. The priority this week is to give the team a better understanding of the new Pirelli tyres due to be introduced next week in Budapest."
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Representatives for Kardashian and West could not immediately be reached for comment.
People magazine said Kardashian, 32, gave birth on Saturday ahead of schedule, with the baby reportedly due in early July.
Kardashian stars with her sisters in the reality show "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." She has a clothing line and several product endorsements and was the most-searched person on the Yahoo! in 2012.
Grammy-winning rap star Kanye West and Kardashian began dating in April 2012.
Two months ago Kardashian and her second husband, Kris Humphries of the NBA's Brooklyn Nets, announced they had reached a divorce settlement. They had split 72 days after their August 2011 wedding.
Humphries had first sought an annulment, alleging that Kardashian, who cited irreconcilable difference when filing for divorce, had no intention of keeping to the marriage, which was filmed as part of her reality show.


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WAUKESHA, Wis. — President Barack Obama sat down at his portable signing table at a gas engine plant here Thursday to order an across-the-board review of how to improve federal job training programs.
A day after he highlighted some significant changes he can make on his own, such as creating a new government-guaranteed retirement savings account, his jobs proposal was decidedly smaller bore.
Obama acknowledged as much as he spoke to a crowd of General Electric employees, saying that an effective plan to create jobs would require investments in infrastructure and changes in the tax code, which he can't do without Congress.
"I want to work with them, but I can't wait for them," he said. "We've got too much work to do out there."
The president's order illustrates how limited his power is to impact the job market. Obama asked three agencies to "develop an action plan to make the workforce and training system more job-driven, integrated and effective."
He also directed Vice President Joe Biden to hold an "Immediate Stakeholder Consultation" on "Best Practices to Make Our System of Skills Training More Job-Driven." And he told his Cabinet to focus an existing grant program for community colleges at "Best Practices for Job-Driven Training."
"We've got a lot of programs, but not all of them are doing what they should be doing to get people filled for jobs that exist right now," Obama said, before he sat down at the small wooden table his staff brought and signed a three-page memorandum to his secretaries of labor, commerce, and education.
Republicans in Congress weren't impressed.
In a letter, House Republicans informed Obama on Thursday that they have already acted to fix the nation's job-training programs. "In each area, a House-passed bill is already sitting in the Senate, so there is no reason for further delay," wrote House Speaker John A. Boehner, R-Ohio, and three other top House Republicans.
House Republicans noted that they had passed the SKILLS Act, which would consolidate training programs and focus resources on the most effective ones. They said the Government Accountability Office, a nonpartisan agency, had completed a report with all the information the president wants.
But the president's team insisted the SKILLS Act would shrink vital job-training programs too much. And Obama adviser Dan Pfeiffer said the study the president ordered will be more focused than the GAO study on tailoring training programs to contemporary job opportunities.
Later in the day at McGavock High School in Nashville, Tenn., Obama focused on public education as a key part of preparing the U.S. workforce for the future. He touted his promise to accelerate his initiative to connect every public school to the Internet, but said the country needs to spend more on its schools.
"We've got to make sure we are supporting our teachers, because they are the most critical ingredient in a school," he said, which means more professional development and "giving them the pay that they need."
In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, the president defended his approach as the best he can do with the roadblock that is the GOP-led House. "In no way are my expectations diminished, or my ambitions diminished, but what is obviously true is we've got divided government right now," he said. "And in that kind of environment, what I don't want is the American people to think that the only way for us to make big change is through legislation."
Aides think the president's new strategy will help him regain some of the credibility he lost with the public after the dismal rollout of his health care law. They note that it shows the president taking action — "doing his part," as one put it — and avoids becoming mired in public sniping with Congress.
But a leader playing small ball can run the risk of looking weak, as President Harry Truman did when he lamented about "trying to persuade people to do the things they ought to have sense enough to do without my persuading them."
Chris Edelson, an American University assistant professor who writes about presidential powers, said Obama's proposals seem pale in comparison with his promise that he would take on a stubborn Congress.
"This was first described as a go-it-alone strategy, suggesting the president would be taking bold initiatives to bypass Congress," Edelson said. "Republicans were worried about presidential overreaching. Now that we've heard more, however, President Obama's unilateral actions look to be quite limited in scope."
Still, he said, Obama may succeed in raising issues in a way that proves influential.
"I have to think he's concerned about the midterm elections," he said, "and effectively saying to voters, 'Hey, I'm trying my best, but there are limits to what I can do. I need a Congress that will work with me.'"


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RC Plane
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- Genre: Simulation
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Download the @FreeAppADay Store App and wish for more top rated paid apps like RC Plane to become FREE for a day! Follow us on Facebook.com/frozenpepper!Fly and RC Plane through a realistic country side scenario.
Realistic flight, and great looking 3D graphics will amuse every kind of player.
Fly through a Barn, a windmill and some misterious spots sparse trough the scenario.
Perform stunts with your RC Plane!
- Now with in-game store to purchase game modes and rc planes.
Game features:
- 2 realistic RC planes + 5 more to purchase in-app
- 3 and 4channels configurations
- Trainer and acrobatic plane (plus jet, 4ch trainer, ww2 bomber and fighter planes available for purchase)
- 3 camera angles:
° Follow : follows plane from close behind giving player a great view angle and control.
° Fixed : fly your RC Plane as in you would in real world. Fixed camera from various spots around the scenario to simulate the REAL EXPERIENCE.
° Inside : flight your plane from an inside camera.
- Both touch and accelerometer controls
- Accelerometer calibration options
- Compass to guide player
- Mini map of the scenario
- Much more....
What's New in Version 1.83
- Fixed crashing due to memory on older devices- important fixes and tweaks to plane physics engine
- fixed bug that prevented from purchasing "Air Racer" pack on newer devices
- other....


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Burnout: The Ultimate Drag Race Challenge
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The Ultimate Drag Race Challenge is a nine-part, half-hour action-packed series that is equal parts competition show, build show and lifestyle show. Two teams (consisting of students from the Universal Technical Institute in Phoenix, Arizona) will compete during an 8-week challenge to build a drag car which will be driven by a team member at the finale. The winning team will earn scholarships and prizes. The losing car gets crushed.